I've traded some pings with a few people but they are realtors, lenders or they represent their interests and not sure I'm getting objective information for MY interests.I want to shorten my learning curve, avoid costly mistakes, and shape a strategy and goals.Thanks for any guidance on the topic.

Insurance, banking, e-comm fulfillment, apparel are all well represented.

Just traded quicker rental income for having to do repairs while the tenant is living there.

After each was assigned a value, we traded the assets until we were both satisfied with the division.

Since you have probably filed a tax return the bank will look at your schedule E to see if you are breaking even on your rental property.Guidelines are always changing so I recommend you reach out to a local lender.

Additionally, if the seller has previous Schedule C/E and you write a letter to the underwriter that you are planning on continuing the same business model, it's possible they will consider it. 

You’ll want to keep this list of names, phone numbers, and e-mails handy for later.When you contact the agents via e-mail or phone, they are going to get an idea of what you are looking for and quickly determine whether it’s something they can help you with.

Happens every day... personally I set up a UTMA account with E*Trade in 1992 that worked out well.

I've listed some comps and currently listed properties below.Comps: 2212 Henneman Ave Baltimore, MD 21213 (0.7 mi) Sold June 2020 Sold Price $149,9002035 E Preston St Baltimore, MD 21213 (0.7 mi) Sold July 2020 Sold Price $129,9002103 E Chase Street Baltimore MD 21213 (0.6 mi) Sold Aug 2020 Sold Price $165,000Currently Listed:1711 N Wolfe St Baltimore, MD 21213 $125,0004 days 3 bd/1 ba1912 E Lanvale St, Baltimore, MD 21213 $145,00070 days 3bd/2ba2119 E Oliver St, Baltimore, MD 21213 $165,000 40 days 3bd/2.5 ba

@Lynnette E. - I totally hear you here.